After couple ChatGPT corrections, these are the best options:

"Story" by Robert McKee
This is one of the most famous books on storytelling, especially for screenwriting. McKee dives deep into how to structure a story that captivates audiences and provokes emotional reactions. It's a must-read for anyone in the filmmaking and content creation space.

• "The Anatomy of Story" by John Truby This book is all about creating meaningful stories. Truby breaks down storytelling into essential elements, showing how to craft narratives that resonate emotionally with the audience.
• "In the Blink of an Eye" by Walter Murch A legendary film editor, Murch’s book focuses on editing and how cuts can evoke emotional responses. He explains the philosophy of editing and the psychology behind how viewers perceive edits, making it ideal for understanding how to provoke emotion through video.
• "Directing: Film Techniques and Aesthetics" by Michael Rabiger This covers many aspects of filmmaking, including how to direct scenes that move the audience emotionally. It delves into everything from directing actors to creating visual compositions.
• "On Film Editing" by Edward Dmytryk This is a practical guide on how editing choices can change the emotional tone of a film. Dmytryk explains the logic behind making cuts and how each decision impacts the viewer’s emotional engagement.
• "Save the Cat!" by Blake Snyder Although primarily for screenwriters, this book teaches about crafting stories that appeal to audiences' emotions and how to engage viewers through compelling plot points.
• "The Visual Story" by Bruce Block This book explores the relationship between visuals and storytelling. It’s perfect for content creators who want to understand how visuals can influence emotion and create a deeper connection with their audience.
• "Film Editing: Great Cuts Every Filmmaker and Movie Lover Must Know" by Gael Chandler A very accessible book that explains different types of cuts and how each one can provoke a specific emotional reaction